During pregnancy every woman is in different circumstances – it is a sensitive time of change.

Comprehensive medical and personal support

When providing care during pregnancy, it is particularly important to me to offer holistic support. That’s why I work closely with experienced midwives and physiotherapists. Together we will ensure that you feel well looked after during this special time – from the beginning of your pregnancy to the birth and beyond.

Parent-child-pass examinations

At least 5 examinations are included in the parent-child-pass:

Until the 17th week,
during the 17th – 22nd week,
during the 25th – 28th week,
during the 30th – 34th week and finally
during the 35th – 38th week.

During these examinations, blood pressure, weight and urine are checked and the length of the cervix is measured. According to the maternity guidelines, ultrasound examinations are scheduled for the first, second and fourth parent-child-pass examinations. At med4women we carry out an ultrasound examination every time: Growth, organs and blood circulation are checked.

Of course, you will also receive photos and short video sequences of your baby on a data carrier each time. From the 25th to the 34th week of pregnancy I also carry out a vaginal ultrasound scan in order to recognise a shortening of the cervix and thus a possible premature birth tendency in good time.

We also offer various prenatal diagnostic examinations.

Individualised medical care is very valuable for the well-being and health of mother and child.

Gentle and traditional obstetrics

Based on my extensive training in traditional obstetrics, I also use various “gentle” methods of obstetrics. In addition, I also offer my patients classical homeopathic treatment based on my additional training. With the support of an experienced midwife, I look after you personally and naturally involve you in every decision.

For private deliveries, I recommend the Rudolfinerhaus, the Goldenes Kreuz and the Privatklinik Döbling, where you will receive optimal care.

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